The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 29 April 1924
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Title Section20 1924-04-29 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. $lB PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENTS ML 22 PENANG APRIL 29, 1924. NO. 1820 words
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Advertisement318 1924-04-29 1 conxjbn i s I LEADERS MISCELLANEOUS: (Continued) Thefts at Resthouses 429 Penang Hill and It. Future 406 gt George g Society 431 £a T The Good Citizen ...410 The Singapore Base 438 4 437 B 3 Chinese Affaire” ...418 Perlis Last Year 434 g 1 ..China's Brigand Problem 424 Brussels318 words
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Advertisement210 1924-04-29 2 I CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., 59, BEACH STREET, PENANG. Jk I,— -T—m j/f ESTABLISHED 1883. ft PRINTERS PUBLISHERS. J Proprietors of the STRAITS ECHO and PENANG SIN POE The most enterprising and up-to-date Printers and Litho* WX graphers in the Orient. tf <y*» Our plant is of the very latest Pattern210 words
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Article920 1924-04-29 406 ill have noticed that, perJ He late in the day, our Sin-MU-aporaries are beginning to an interest in‘i’he development of Hill. In th“ case of one o' intend can hardly bo describentirely benevolent for some a.i,i ungracious gibus at th'* rrn r r hi- gilt920 words
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Article454 1924-04-29 406 Hr. Hacker, Malaria Ruse.irch Officer, j\uada Lumpur, is g< mg Home on sick leave shortly Messrs. G. W. A. Trimmer, E. E Vv earne and I’. J. Hill, of Singapore, are on a visit to Penang. Leave oi absence for eight months has been granted to Air.454 words
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Obituary33 1924-04-29 406 WMES'IC OCWRRIiNODEATH irk T. ..i.v April In. at «■>”: alias Ong P» Hu, aged S 3. jWEsncoccoß^ l^ e death on prli 1 \lartb» Pykett, daughter d Jlr9 Pykett. InterBead Cemetery, at uk «►‘•‘J-33 words
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Article654 1924-04-29 407 Duse The death of Signora Eleonora Duse at Pittsburg, America, r> mov< s from the world’s stage one of the very h w urvivors of a brilliant company of tragediennes of international reputation. Acting came naturally to Dur-e, for the famous Italian’s father and gran Ifather were ac654 words
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Article478 1924-04-29 407 Fatal Ending At about 9.30 p.m. this morning an affair among Hokkien Chinese in Cintra Street led to knives being drawn, and one man was seriously injured. Whilst being conveyed to the Pitt Street Station he expired. The cause of the affray is not known478 words
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Article951 1924-04-29 407 STRAITS F.M.S. CHAMPIONSHIP A SUCCESSFUL MEETINq VICTORY FOR MR. j. Cr report of the" Easter' Gd' following descriptive account ohb".*"® 1 b Championship is from the spondent.] F 01 a Seldom has this Dnn more interesting play and mor, P‘‘' < entertainment both to to the local devotees of the951 words
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Article604 1924-04-29 408 High day and holiday was kept at Balik Pulau on Easter Monday. The occasion was an Agricultural Show, the lii>t that has ever been held in the district. The Show was under the aegis of the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Society, but the arrangements were made by a committee604 words
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Article489 1924-04-29 408 Chinese Volunteers’ Function The Chinese officers, non-Commis-sioned officer» and men of the D. Company, Penang Volunteers, gave a very successful Easter dance at their Club house in Macalister Road last night. The dance was organised to serve a double purpose as a farewell to Sergt.-Major Groggins and as489 words
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Article1304 1924-04-29 409 SECOND SPORTS MEEHNG Lim Khay btx'o s hi JiiaoKD '1 li< second .>.mm»i u por m ling of the Penang Municape b> Id y- <e-d;jy on the E.-.planade 'Hi ior In .-< cond yi-;.r in xucev.-.'-aoi Lan Seng. ol the ijeillb Di 10 »in; nt. pr aid the1,304 words
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Article386 1924-04-29 409 in connection with the tournametti special dinner was held at the Penig C lub on Saturday night, at which ail tu visitors were present. The Hon. Mr. I B. Vouies, President of the Golf Ciu: presided, and the others present were. Air. E. P. Kyle, Air.386 words
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Article465 1924-04-29 410 J" John Mitchell an<i fx 800 who "ith their H> tc h e <7O home by th are at present Mt Hn dining their way ek®? 'Twhich has learnt with 1 ihat when Mr. Mitchell re- w j'H n ot be stationed frun leave be ta ft465 words
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Article978 1924-04-29 410 ALT. Or. Travers has returned to Kuala Lumpur from Home. Mr. J. Chandler, of Rubana Estate, Teluk Anson, has returned from Home leave by the Japanese mail. Mr. H. O. Mans, of Messrs. Boustead and Co., is expected to return to Penang and i ejoin the localALT. - 978 words
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Article1604 1924-04-29 411 A Far Cry” On picking op The Rpf-n" of M '1 16 w- noticed a somewhat nni;«*u I h< iding oa the City Page, A l&lkon iJnh'r.'’ Someone has set to work on an «ffectivo bit of propaganda, associated with hr well-known General” fleet of London motor’s i.uscs,1,604 words
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Article61 1924-04-29 411 Redaction of Capital [From Our Own CorretpoM, Singapore, April* At the annual general meeting c l Tin ltd, Mr. J. Sime P re, ,d,r shareholders agreed to a r^“^’ ODo j nominal capital from $900,000 B chares to $900,0C0 i° 2 sl &re creation of debenture stock61 words
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Article89 1924-04-29 411 Annual Repo’ l, The fourth annual report ot Rubber Company, Ltd., w’ c i been submitted to th® 6 jj April 4, in London, v ar ended December 3 225 acr s on Nova ootia planted with rubber, I® lh« year i. £58.154 16« I, mast89 words
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1195 1924-04-29 412 STRAITS F.M.S. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP sKtE rARTTxCSABB WATT F J from T« erda j'> he Kylethey Brß rewarded by >* d.ivinA Mr. X»“ 9 |L Jlr. Kyle and, in «'"'■/I- ni vioy the odd off the '■C m.t h He is a great acqn.snh Malaga a"* l 9h ,d ocrtunly 11,195 words
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Article641 1924-04-29 412 Cint;a Street Stabbing Affair In the Sicmd P.aicc C .u t, P ining, th g morning Insucetor Hirwiod, of the Put Street Stition, p r oliic?d be orc Mr G. C. I Acfiur Magistrate) f »ur Cninc«-' L\3 Kok B‘?ng, Lira Kin Seng, Lim C iwee and Teow641 words
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Article295 1924-04-29 413 (To the Editor of the Straits Echo.) Sir > -1 u Your recent editorials, partial to thw admittance to the upper ranks of the Malayan Civil Service, of non-European British subject-, native to the Colony, Hiii'f have commended themselves to all the votaries of Fairplay, as well295 words
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178 1924-04-29 413 Annual Report Thu report of the Committee of the above Association, to be presented at the seventh annual general meeting on the 30th inst., states inter alia,that the year s. working -hows a surplus of $2,040.36 as compared with $1,237.05 in the previous year. The totals178 words
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Article635 1924-04-29 413 PC( v EASTERN SMELTING i Goal in the Dusk Ch the Esplanade yesterday, in the pre en e of a large gathering of spectators, an Association foo'hall match was played between the Ea tern Sme’tmg Co., ami the P.C.C. 'l’he game proved ito bi a thoroughly interesting one.635 words
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Article97 1924-04-29 413 Annual Prize m Ihe annual prize nieetir,’ M.S VR. Battalion was held at Kuala Lunina/ 19, 20 and 21 at the Kuah I Range. Uala Lun WU The principal results were I he Grand Agarevam S.w. Terrell. g Up Silver Championship Cup-» Belgrave. r 3 T M R.97 words
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Article319 1924-04-29 413 Ihe cabled news regarding the iempt to form some sort of organ.Mii or the marketing of rubber, gives i gleam of hope that the industry, is j many activities, is not so hupeioj Darren of commercial some seem so ready to assume, agreement will be an easy thing319 words
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Article483 1924-04-29 414 J v Sivgafoke Chinese I members ot the SmI r «linking Club to TanI Sunday proved a dw n for decision; I Water i P Jo' before the etart a large I'-" Jnbied <® the beuch aU< to witness what proved i brilliant display- The viI T» very483 words
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Article1637 1924-04-29 414 PENANG VERSUS PERAK A Bowlers’ Day [l'rom Our Own Correspondent] Ipoh, April 20. The Penang Perak Inter-State cricket match, which started yesterday at 10.40 a.m. at the (poh Club Padang, proved a disappointment from a spectacular point of view. Tn view of the Easter holidays and the increased1,637 words
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Article1565 1924-04-29 415 S.S. F.M.S. GOLF TOURNAMENT KYI E DEI FATED IN SEMI-FINALS < im Watt Wins Championship 'I he Straits and F.M.S. Golf Championship meeting, which began in Penang on Friday, concluded yesterday morning. Crabb Watt, the veteran Penang golfi r, winning the championship after «close game from Craig of Caledonia. J1,565 words
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Article529 1924-04-29 416 We have to acknowledge a copy of the Pek Kah Seng" from the compiler, Mr. Tan Pow Tek, of Klang. The booklet contains 513 Chinese surnames in the Hokien, Cantonese, Teochow, Hakka, Hylam and Mandarin dialects, also 125 family titles, and over 2,500 place names in the529 words
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Article1867 1924-04-29 416 ADVISER’S ANNUAL REPORT Satisfactory Finances We have received from the Acting Adviser the Annual Report of the British Adviser to the Kedah Government tor the ear 1341 A.H. (23rd August, 1922—13th August, 1923), by Mr. W. Peel, British Advisr rto the Kedah Government, together with the1,867 words
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Article1006 1924-04-29 418 I rt of the becreunj l «P 0 Blrail settlers A t usual, table oi I- 7 tins on imin l g ration rL»:>je wtl;t lyl 3 but its value t- t were Kid t into the inP”’; oi the country and -n--t Ji i an the position1,006 words
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Article453 1924-04-29 418 During Lady; Guillcmard’s absence the Tuesday afternoon-At Homes” at Gov'einment House will be discontinued. Mr. Charleton Maxwell, Commissioner of Trade and Customs, F.M.S., has been on a short visit to Penang. Air. F. E. Taylor has been appointed Cha'iiman of the Garden Committee, laiping, in place of453 words
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Article1562 1924-04-29 419 The Governor and the HUI Bit dat qai cito dat anci prompt thanks equally have a special value. Anyhow, we should like to bear that steps were being taken by some representative body in this Settlementperhaps, the Municipal Commissioners or the 8. S. (Penang) Associationto convey to the1,562 words
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Article109 1924-04-29 419 Remarkable Discoveries at From Our Own Singapore, Apn; Our Singapore correspondent that sensationsal finds of non-tr"ft chandu are being made innn»J»r" the town. The poiioe J®* IJC i 17,000 worth at Telok Ayer. the lighthouse keeper at w iscovered $12,000 worth from i* The police discovered e 8» the109 words
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Article5333 1924-04-29 420 ISS .V^ L R Kcrthek Extracts from ?Ve i of Mr. W. Peel, the usual Repo Kedah Govern--1341 AH. (23rd Dt 1922-13th August, 1923). Surveys Ur j D ewar was in charge until t Jilakhir 1341, when he Jamadil > j c Stevens until the end5,333 words
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Article432 1924-04-29 423 P Ma W lollowmg ls a list L Ah Chew, (2) Ahmat bin 'jab?*','; l bin Sahid; Ginger: 12) Chang Choon, (8) W Pomegranate: (1) t Loh Sin On; Limes: 2 Ean, (2) Lim Soon Loan. f* Chong; Pineapple: (1) J P)Mah Kew; ustard’ aJ: J* Sin432 words
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Article949 1924-04-29 424 I F several months past we have ha I lauds marked recrudesc p ee 4 T oiracj and of brigandage P T ke e,il a PP ears V* be w for L th* in the days of the hmJTand it is hopeless to expect IL Chinese Republic949 words
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Article442 1924-04-29 424 Dr. Hacker left Kuala Lumpur yesterday for Home by the s.s. City of Cairo. t Judge AL Purdy, newly appointed to the 1 nited States Court for China, has arrived in Shanghai. Mr. A. 1. Newboult, M.C., has been appointed a Magistrate of the First Class ir*442 words
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Article1799 1924-04-29 425 The Governor and Bel Retiro’’ Ap.'opn cf yea arday’s Undom Note under this heading, we understand th >t letters have air* ady been sent to His Excellency the Governor by the Penang Chamber of Commeice and the Straitb Settlements (Penang) Association, expressing thinks for His Excellency’s generous action1,799 words
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Article112 1924-04-29 425 Annual kiting (From Our Own Singapore, Apr’- 1 At the annual meeting of Ayer Panas Rubber Co., Ltd., J&imo, presiding, stated that B,tJCof the year the directors had ant expenditure of $14,000 to b tne next twelve mouths in O P eM acres of the reserve intended112 words
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Article931 1924-04-29 426 roiXTENDENT’S ANNUAL report v b. Hamilton, t oi the Municipal ilene lives the folLw 4“ x‘ M x ar pnauis eceulDer 3i J jr’^l e .Petroleum stores s9<>o.4U, (licenses) $9O, tireworks $1,034, matches stores 1 1336, Licence Board lees j’/Tfines $9OO, miscellaneous su. m; tlitwe°-Salaries and Provident931 words
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Article1137 1924-04-29 426 POST OFFICE STAMP VENDOR CHARGED Before Mr. G. A. Smith, First Magisirafe, Penang. Omar bin Mohamed Salleh, til] recently junior stamp vendor at the General Post Office, Penang, was charged with theft as a public servant of $109.94, the property of the Government, on or about March 24.1,137 words
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Article614 1924-04-29 427 PERFORMANCES IN AID OF CONFUCIAN SCHOOL The members of the Chui Lok Amateur Dramatic Association, of Kuala Lumpur, gave two very successful entertainments at the Drury Lane Theatrical Hall, on Friday and Saturday under the distinguished patronage of the Hon. Mr. A. B. Voules, Resident614 words
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Article159 1924-04-29 427 -B.F.P*. lhe team of Singapor» uhich visited Sumatra at Ea>t«3 two matches during their S Outeh island. The first «uV* Played on the Good day that the team arrived La. M Medan, and was a draw of on In the other game the vm-. met a-B.F.P*. - 159 words
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Article204 1924-04-29 427 The Singapore Municipal Health ment for the week ending April the total number of deaths as 199, rep sonting a death rate of 20.89 per d$ per annum compared with 24.4(1 int* preceding week and- with 30. W in th corresponding week of last year chief causes204 words
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Article1752 1924-04-29 428 .ALliits77i«R£GULArilties Eeho) l’ hemanwho W»* besides having bsute Hospital Hom Idav on Wednesday, 20tii onul eari) morning of batuxday, AfC «»'«> veri itlc w jau») reader of tue Straus Jtcho, w with a Knowledge of 1 once Jeeaure. wl uave eonder it means Uns; that a! Ude1,752 words
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Article443 1924-04-29 429 Security of Tenure The Far Eastern Review for March, i 1 addition to publishing an illustrated arti de on the architecture in the F.M.'*L Rail* ways, contains an interesting resumo of Tin Mining in Siam, by Mr. G, R. Oswald. The writer states that considerable misapprehension443 words
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Article342 1924-04-29 429 POST OFFICE CLERK ACQUITTED 1 ti Dis »ic' '..ourr, y-. ..J. fur a >on, the junior’ ven E-r at tjc Gma.ai 0.-t Office, Pen-n, (Oin-.r bin M *u. M S Iteb), v' o■. as a? <.< d t > the li.ek of 109.94, C a value of c-ao342 words
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Article278 1924-04-29 429 Theft from Maternity Hospital In the Second Police Co'urt, to day before Mr. FI. A. Foster, Inspector McLernon, of the Magazine Station, charged a Chinese by the name of Mak Won, with theft as a servant of one tyoid wristlet watch, one signet ring, one jade bracelet chain278 words
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Article308 1924-04-29 429 PENANG F OOTBALL LEAGUE nomads L>ws„ j. It was genwslh, exrM. h the fact that several ,Eh' 4, r *> 1 n ese p ayers wau E that the match betw hmese) and Rovers I, m e y> me Esplanade, wouW ««■or. In p olnt ot f favourites. But. after308 words
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Article131 1924-04-29 429 Common Sense writes to ocr contemporary One sees by the papers that have again cotninenoed in liest-Houee. Not so long »go tM a series of them in 1 eluk 3 House. Why do not the expanded metal screens to t of all rest houses? To 6 M) - 131 words
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Article949 1924-04-29 430 I hflS announced that World Conthe lurthur tam- 1 ts Mr Kamsay Machim WitH Wha p* k* r hion t 0 describe as a s“e kind, so that prospect of ascertain if TX ries h :L t: tioa have sufficient Mi -CXh inspired them to r »s to attempt949 words
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Article570 1924-04-29 430 I he Death op a I h:,.sr H. A. b ,rn-r c utmu I the enquiry tu t it of d at > i f a Chines? prie t, icon;< Haak, which occurred at tie L ini a lempld a c ouple of '.ve?ks ago. In iha evidence570 words
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Article1044 1924-04-29 431 Optimism According to the China Express and Telegraph, there is a disposition on the part of many who are concerned in the prod action of plantation rubber to believe that something to their benefit is about t) happen. This is vague, but soma consolation may be derived from1,044 words
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Article226 1924-04-29 431 Test Case Against Chinese Printers Before Mr. Pryde, District Judge, Singapore, a esse, which will serve as a test one for the future, was commenced in which Messrs. Lim Cheng Seng and Lim Chee Seng, proprietors of a print- ing establishment at 17, Cecil Street, were each226 words
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Article998 1924-04-29 431 La st nights ba Ll A BRILLIANT lire.. *ne bt Georges BaU.t.u Penang, U, t night, was A l it An energetic band o f exeo o .i, o oompri sin Venice, as Preedent, Lhorne, E. E. <l Gardner, together with lnd 8 Gt. who were di998 words
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Article607 1924-04-29 432 CHINESE CHAUFFEUR CHARGED PRELIMINARY ENQUIRY In the Second Police ou yesterday aiier oou, b fore Mr. H. A Forrer, the preliminary enquiry wa* be/un in which a Chinese ohauff ur, Kuah Cheng Chai, stands charged with driving amitorcar in a rash aid negligent and thereby causing607 words
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Article2391 1924-04-29 432 SPEECHES BY MR. PENNY AND MR. DARBISHIRE A Personally Conducted Tour” The following are speeches that took piace in the debate in the House ol Coinmoiib on March 25 on the motion of bir Robert Horne to reduce the Navy vote by £IUO as a protest against2,391 words
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Article385 1924-04-29 434 aptiniz of the Child W eliare ooat Government House, SinThursday, and presided over the Colonial Secretary, I L. Hose, was attended by a large ....m ol ladi eb an(l gentlemen, Lady Umud being Ao P^ 11 communities we 1 represented Opening the meeting, Mr. Hose said to385 words
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Article2605 1924-04-29 434 BRITISH ADVISER S REPORT Steady Progress The following are extracts from the Annual Report of the British Adviser to the Perlis Government for the year 1341 A. H. (23rd August, 1922—13th August, 1923): Financial 1. The Revenue for the year amounted to $397,187 on an estimate of2,605 words
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Article277 1924-04-29 436 Key Still Champion .Huge crowd at the Happy Valley last saw Battling Key retain his title ci Lightweight Champion of Malaya, sn Saturday’s Free Press. Noel Moreno the challenger was six pounds lighter w the Champion, and it was clear fem the start that he would not277 words
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Article158 1924-04-29 436 Q OFFICIAL STATISTICS o: From the Controller of Rubber Exports we have received the following statistics covering the period November 1, 1923, to March 31, 1924: I. Total Exports Total Exports Total Imports British Malaya Restriction Area Foreign Rubber November, 1923 17,543 15,012 7,442 December, 1923 25,501 16,138158 words
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Article556 1924-04-29 436 Some Awahds The awards at the sixth International Exhibition of Rubber, other Tropical Products and Allied Industries, at Brussels, were: Best Commercial Samples of Plantation Rubber, Malaya Section.Gold medal, Port Dickson-Lukut (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates (Lukut Estate). Silver cup to Mr. A. M. Kennedy, manager. Silver medal, Batak Rabit556 words
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Article765 1924-04-29 437 Sinc<- February 15, when the London pot price of tin reached £2BO, the descent has been rapid, and the j "nodical changes in the quotations remarkable. On Saturday the spot price was reported to be £240 ss. The relapse h i thus taken us back to the level765 words
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Article362 1924-04-29 437 Judging by the speeches made at the meeting in the City of London, and the views of our fellow-citizens overseas, the question of the abandonment of the Singapore Base will not ne allowed to be indefinitely shelved. There were no fewer than three ex-First Lord 4 of the362 words
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Article415 1924-04-29 437 Mr. H. J. Elev L < -v I <' Jasim' I The Bishop c f Singac I Sereii.ban early on Friday m I Singapore. Mr. J. C. Cowap i s to act I ment Analyst, Straits Settbt I from March 27. oeltl «neijU I -Mr. N. Ji.415 words
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Article1065 1924-04-29 438 P ADANG PLANDOK TIN, LIMITED mine twice2 IOODED j. 1 of the gel the Padang Plandok nA was held at noon on c < registered offices of the X ng. Mr. F- E. Dilley ,3rt /'/the others present were P«'? riive Sim P' **A Dennvs and the representa- be Secretaries1,065 words
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Article129 1924-04-29 438 LEGAL ADVISER APPLIES FOR REVISION HEARING TO-DAY In the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court to-day application was made by the Legal Adviser for revision of the magis1 8 in the Labu Estate case, which was dealt with, as already reported, in the Seremban police court on the 11th129 words
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Article231 1924-04-29 438 i From Out Own Correspondent.) Singapore, April 28 Our Singapore correspondent tel-graphe that the Dutch steamer, Tjikarang, arrived from Calcutta yesterday aftern on, with her cargo of Indian coal smouldering. The Harbour Board s firefloat is now putting out the fire. H 5 o: 1 he231 words
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Article799 1924-04-29 439 The Fluctuating Franc A® in the case of the old man, the young man. and the ass, the exchange manipulators of the franc are discovering that, whether it goat» up or down, they are equally liable to public censure in France, at all events. When the franc passed799 words
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Article334 1924-04-29 439 Alleged Breach or Trust In the Second Police Court to-day, Suppiah, till recently a clerk under Mr. M. Coomarasamy, merchant of Penang and! Kuala Lumpur, who was arrested in India, was charged with criminal breach of trust. It will be remembered that Mr. G. A. Smith issued a334 words
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Article529 1924-04-29 439 PENANG WI LL CASE DECISION OF The b Tl, E count 0F *»Ei LITIGATION THAT HAS PENANG LAwJ*'- 3 The Conrt of A p pe r J matter of the frost, of t w fe 3t,i fa went made by th, l at K ?^J*<* wore read to-dav Mr. Morton,529 words
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Article900 1924-04-29 440 ANTHONY CO.'S SHARE LIST Buyers Sei r< Remark cts. cts. nntUR SOA RBB J. rs Co L,<l, ,m o <X) Ms'av Estate, V r 0 -1.59 Ltd o$ «co J i-d w M o S *’t« fi****?* nt 0» 0.55 ho ffih>bberCo.,EW. 3.75 4.00 th 2.40 2.60 SRubl*r Co. Wd.900 words
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Advertisement150 1924-04-29 440 A. 1. ANTHONY A C.., Penang April 30, 1924. jjl.are tirokar TIN OU 1 PUTS Renonp, for the ti st half month of Apiil, U.edge No. I 10? piculs, D.edge No. 3 267 puuis, total 371 piculs. 1 Tongkan Harbour, from 2Uih to 26th Ap-ii (being one week), 11 BOOKS150 words
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Advertisement198 1924-04-29 440 CRITERION PRESS, LTD., BOOKSELLING DEPT. 53 BEKH STREET, PENANG. ALL BOOKS ARE SOLD FOR CASH 2 6d. Books for $l-25 each., Enquire Within upon Everything Allan, Luke The Lone Trail Bennett, Arnold Buried Alive Burk, Thomas Twinkletoes Jenkins, Herbert Malcolm Sage the Detective Jepson, Edgar I’he Whiskered Footman The Smuggled198 words
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Advertisement199 1924-04-29 441 J? the w < mB I' STRAITS ECHO I MAIL EDITION. t iiogpoon »i /I Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, and contains the latest local and States news originally published in the daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts199 words
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